The hounds of love are back, and on A View from the Terrace, Scottish football is their everlasting siren song.

This Is the News was the cry to be heard as Telfer wonders if Livingston could be Scotland’s very own European Mighty Ducks. Should the SFA be praised for using their head ? And are clubs asking too much as fans take a stand against the price of the matchday?

In The Foot'se Index, the boys bust out their green sheets as they dabble on the Scottish football stock exchange. Should they buy or sell their shares in a 36-year-old Renaissance man, a young North Edinburgh Frank Lampard, Alloa’s best striker since the ration and the second coming of Libor Sionko.

In Well of Content, Robert Borthwick sifts through the debris of the Scottish football social media landscape, where poor Photoshop, lip reading and gladiatorial contests in Fife are salvaged as Michael Beale gets chastised from the Costas for his late-night antics.

John Sutton joins his best friend Craig G Telfer for The Time Capsule to discuss perhaps the maddest game in Scottish football history, Motherwell 6-6 Hibernian, featuring a van Basten volley, Euro qualifying stakes and a fist-pumping Craig Brown. Plus, some dressing room insight into Joel’s hero Vladimir Romanov.

In Future Headlines, Joel heads to the Lowland League for the biggest game in the country this weekend as Kelty Hearts take on Bonnyrigg Rose. Which side does Fowler have pegged for 12-in-a-row ahead of the Scottish Cup quarter-finals?

In Bank or Bust, will it be lose-lose or win-win for the boys as the chase for the Eamonn Brophy Lone Wolf Trophy hots up? Can anybody catch Shaughan?

Outside of the studio, we meet Campbell from Campbeltown as his side Campbeltown Pupils take the long trip to the central belt on just another Saturday in Away, Away, and Duncan and Duncan ride again as they head to Arbroath to assist during the day’s matchday hospitality at Gayfield. But who exactly is Mark Watley?

The show ends with Last Minute Winner as Raith Rovers fan David Latto ensures there will be only one name on your lips as he smashes out the Kirkcaldy club’s iconic anthem Geordie Munro. Show less